This artist painted a young Hercules holding up a globe next to the title king in his Allegorical Portrait of Charles V. The title figure wears a red cloth and sleeps in the background while John the Baptist points backward at the Madonna and Child in this artist's Vision of St. Jerome. One work by this man features a distorted window at the top and a large right hand with a ring on its pinky finger at the bottom; that hand belongs to (*) the artist. A small man unrolls a scroll next to a free-standing column in a work by this artist which depicts an unusually large infant Christ in the arms of the title figure. For 1
This artist painted a young Hercules holding up a globe next to the title king in his Allegorical Portrait of Charles V. The title figure wears a red cloth and sleeps in the background while John the Baptist points backward at the Madonna and Child in this artist's Vision of St. Jerome. One work by this man features a distorted window at the top and a large right hand with a ring on its pinky finger at the bottom; that hand belongs to (*) the artist. A small man unrolls a scroll next to a free-standing column in a work by this artist which depicts an unusually large infant Christ in the arms of the title figure. For 10 points, name this painter of Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror and The Madonna of the Long Neck.
This artist painted a young Hercules holding up a globe next to the title king in his Allegorical Portrait of Charles V.
{Parmigianino} [or {Girolamo Francesco Maria Mazzola}]